"First Time Seeing This! A Stylish and Unique Collection of 'Handmade Place Cards' from Senior Brides ♡"
2017.11.17 published
I Want to Make Cute Place Cards by Hand ♡
One of the items that brides often handmade among wedding items is "place cards"*
The charm of place cards, which indicate the guests' seats, is that they are small and easy to make!
Even when you look on Instagram, everyone is DIYing adorable and wonderful place cards♩
The classic style of place cards is the foldable type, but recently brides have been DIYing unique shapes other than the traditional foldable ones*
So this time, I will introduce some rare and stylish place cards made by senior brides ♡
Rare and Cute Place Card by Senior Bride ①
The first one to introduce is a pine cone place card, perfect for autumn and winter weddings ♡
The pine cone has a small heart-shaped place card and a big bow attached, isn't it super cute?
Here is how it looks placed on the table* The bright red napkin matches perfectly with the wreath menu ♡
➡ Click here for detailed instructions on making place cards using pine cones*
Rare and Cute Place Card by Senior Bride ②
There was also a bride who made a "celebration crane" with lavishly opened wings as a place card*
The crane's neck is adorned with a mizuhiki, making it look truly auspicious as a place card ♩
Rare and Cute Place Card by Senior Bride ③
I discovered a place card inspired by leaves* It has a lovely atmosphere, perfect for a natural wedding ♩
The leaf shape is a bit unique, but this place card has features on the back as well!
Believe it or not, the back is tied with red thread♡ (Try swiping the image right to see it*)
What a wonderful idea to pull the leaf upright with the red thread of fate ♡
Rare and Cute Place Card by Senior Bride ④
There was also a bride who wrote names on a tree stump using wood burning and made it into a place card*
You can even challenge wood burning using a soldering iron from a 100 yen shop, so give it a try ♩
➡ Click here for detailed instructions on making place cards using tree stumps*